MAVIS TIERNEY. F.D. Blood red. Bloom 
11x7. Bush 5 ft. This was for us the most 
spectacular and largest red dahlia we have 
yet grown. It was by far the biggest at- 
traction in our garden and broke records 
for the number of requests for stock. We 
believe it will be found winning in most of 
the shows next fall. The habit of growth is 
most excellent and the blooms have the great- 
est of substance. From Australia. (88) 
Plant, $1.50 
MARION SMITH. (Australia). I.D. 10x5. 
Tyrian pink overlaid mallow pink. A clear, 
bright flower held on stiff stems. A beauty. 
(Sowton) Plants, $3.50 
MARY LYNN DUDLEY. S.C. A giant semi- 
eactus that will grow in any garden. Color 
bordeaux red shading to carmine on outer 
petals. Size 10 to 12 inches and 5 to 7 inches 
in depth. (Ruschmohr) Plant, $3.50 
MARY TAYLOR. St. C. 7x4. Color grenadine 
pink with lemon yellow center. A bright, 
clear flower with perfect form and substance. 
Highest scoring dahlia at Storrs this year. 
Undoubtedly the leading medium cactus of 
the year. (Taylor) Plants, $1.50 
NORMA MORTON. (Australia). I.D. 11x6. 
Color deep gold with each petal lined bronze 
or orange. Very vigorous, broad leaved 
plants with blooms held on long, straight 
stems. A valuable addition to the yellow 
class. Highly reccommended. Plants, $1.50 
PINK JOSEPHINE. I.D. Bloom 12x6. Probab- 
ly the largest true pink dahlia grown. A 
splendid, vigorous plant with perfect long 
stems. Flowers have a very loose formation 
and resemble Carl Dahl in form and size. 
Was the largest flower in the midwest show 
last year. An early and prolific flowering ha- 
bit. Does not need forcing to produce large 
blooms. Height 5% feet. Plant, $2.00 
PRODUCER. I.D. Bloom 10x5. A glowing, 
honey-dew orange that attracts immediate 
attention. An early profuse bloomer, giving 
large quantities of flowers through the sea- 
son. A very reliable strong grower and one 
that will succeed every where. (Dozier) 
Plant, $2.00 
SNOW CREST. Inc. C. 6x3. A creamy-white 
cactus that should make a good cut flower. 
Free and early on the best of plants. 
(Dahliadel) Plants, $2.50 
TROJAN. I.D. Carmine red overlaid yellow. 
Huge perfectly-formed blooms on cane-like 
stems. Truly one of the giants. (Salem) 
Plants, $7.50 
WHITE GATE. (Lamson). S.C. Size 8x4. Pure 
shining white. Very uniform flowers, with 
tight closed centers. Long, strong stems hold 
the flowers in perfect placement. A valuable 
addition to the white semicactus class. Bush- 
es strong and about 4 feet high. 
Plant, $1.00 
WHITE WINNER. I.D. 8x4. Blooms pure 
white of splendid substance on long, strong 
stems. Should be a good commercial. Honor 
Roll variety. (Wolfe) Plants, $3.50 
WINNING WAYS. I.D. A new pink blend of 
great beauty. Flowers are yellow at base of 
petals blending to rose pink; at outer edge 
there is a thread of red. (Dixie) 
Plants, $3.00 

The Biggest Dahlia We Have Grown 
YOTO. I.D. Amber-yellow, lighted with peach. 
Of Japanese origin, the blooms are said to 
reach fourteen inches. Petals curl and twist. 
(Ballay) Plants, $5.00 
YELLOW COMET. S.C. Light yellow with 
blooms easily ten inches. This dahlia should 
fill a long felt want, a semi-cactus, yellow, of 
free and early blooming qualities. Outstand- 
ing at Wisconsin show, also in the east. 
(Ruschmohr) Plants, $3.50 
YELLOW DUCHESS. I.D. to F.D. Bloom 
11x5. A new yellow importation that great- 
ly surprised us because of its great size and 
rugged growth. Bushes are massive and 
wide spreading, foliage broad and heavy, 
blooms open out semi-cactus, later develop- 
ing informal. If left on bushes petals roll 
back to the stem making a perfect formal. 
Color is soft sulphur yellow with centers al- 
ways closed. This should succeed every where 
because of it rugged growth, and if shaded 
and watered will develop into a winner for 
the largest bloom class. 
Root, $5.00; Plant, $2.00 
LUXURY. I.D. Bloom 10x6. A large beautiful 
pale orange of unusual substance. Flowers 
are bourne profusely on long cane-like stems. 
Extra sturdy. Bushes vigorous with heavy 
dark foliage. Received highest commendation 
in Achievement Medal class at Washington 
as runner-up. Listed on Honor Roll. (Dozier) 
Plant, $3.50 
POWERHOUSE. [.D. Bloom 12x6. Color is 
unusual raspberry red with distinctive white 
stripings. Vigorous growth and long strong 
stems. Blue Ribbon winner at Baltimore 
show. Bush 5 ft. (Dozier) Plant, $2.50 
